Resident Evil 6

[Vito]

RIP Resident Evil and the horror genre.

You're 7 years late..

[Wrathborne]

CV is easily the most polished and better Resident Evils out there.

That's like, your opinion, mang.

[Archelon]

I'm not sure how anyone can honestly say CODE: Veronica is more polished than any of the other games in the series.

I'm really not. I get it if you like it better than the other games in the series, but the most polished? Yeahhh, no.

Anyway, back to Resident Evil 6. I never would have caught this if Welsh hadn't pointed it out over on Project Umbrella, but at the end of the E3 trailer when Leon and company are pinned down by gunfire (after Chris says, "Leon, where are you?!"), they're being shot at by Simmons and government agents, not J'avo.

[Det. Beauregard]

Anyway, back to Resident Evil 6. I never would have caught this if Welsh hadn't pointed it out over on Project Umbrella, but at the end of the E3 trailer when Leon and company are pinned down by gunfire (after Chris says, "Leon, where are you?!"), they're being shot at by Simmons and government agents, not J'avo.

Maybe Simmons and his buddies are infected, too. There's really no way to know, since the J'avo use firearms just the same as those who are uninfected.

[Archelon]

Anything is possible.

For reference, it's part of this scene from the second trailer:



The one labelled "10."

[ElusionM]

I love CVX, it's my number favorite Resident Evil title. The story is amazing and very well written, no matter how you whine about it. It had complete shares of it's heros, villains, the confused senile maniac, backstory, intriguing plot and overall kept you wanting to know what happens next once you get past the earlier part of the game.

THe cut-scenes were great, and the script was pretty good as well. Characters had emotions, development, and played their roles rather well. Steve developed from a whiny 17 year old to a mature young man who admitted his mistakes and professed his love to Claire maturely while breathing out the last few seconds of his life.

It was also the first game to have a more dramatic/longer ending which also helped set the plot for the future of Resident Evil.
Oh, and best of well, never expected to not only take over the game as Chris halfway through, but also revisit areas Claire already had gone through. The mechanics and writing for the areas here was done rather well, everything fit perfectly and made sense.

I wondered what ever happened to the mouse DIJ ?

[BeefWellington]

CV was not a great game.

Stopped reading there

[Code_R]

Code: Veronica is probably the most interesting story after the original Raccoon City stuff, but it felt awkward then as it does now - the Dreamcast development process didn't translate the gameplay of 2-3 well enough, it seemed like a step backwards in places. If RE6 has anything that good in the writing though, I will be exited... but that will never happen.

[Dracarys]

Pretty much everything in CV was a step backwards aside from the jump in graphics, and even that caused some steps backwards.

[Tyrant Rose]

I loved CV. It had some pretty jarring themes (Steve having to kill his infected father, Alexia and Alfred's not-so-subtle incestuous relationship) and gave me hope for Ada coming back eventually because hey, look who's not dead either!

[Smiley]

A separate topic is made for any further discussion or analysis of Code Veronica.

[Darkmoon]

Thank you, Smiley. And let's stay on topic...whatever that is.

[Vector]

Do you guys think we'll see a zombie turtle in RE6? I've always wondered aloud all the different mutated animals we can see in this series. Spiders and frogs and lizards have been done to death, so how about a zombie turtle?

[Shield Key]

Your picture just makes me want to shoot Zombie kids, not turtles... and yes, I know what the pic references, but it still just shifts my mind to zombified children. I wanna see them, and I wanna blow their heads off.

[kRool]

i, of course, realize that the lack of children in these games is due to marketing.. shoot an African, you're a racist.. god forbid we shoot a kid.. could leave gamers traumatized to the point of never being able to pick up a controller again..



but as for never seeing children in RE4 or 5, for example, it could be that there were none left, because the infected had eaten them.. what some may not realize, is that even though the Ganado/Manjini do not attempt to devour their victims on screen, as T-Virus hosts would, the parasite does maintain, & endow the host with cannibalistic traits.. being more intelligent, carrying out assassinations under orders, they wouldn't be limited to classic 'lunge n munch' tactics, however, the homes of the villagers are littered with various stored human remains.. body parts, rotting meat, & other evidence to suggest that they were dining on people..